Posted by gene bender on May 20, 2015 at 03:32:52 from (67.55.226.121):
In Reply to: Pigs per acre posted by Bkpigs on May 19, 2015 at 20:25:00:
First and the most important thing is where are you going to find breeding stock thats been raised in the outdoors just not many around that do it that way anymore even getting a boar thats been raised on dirt. Timber makes a good place. Before confinement shed came around lots were raised raised in timber. You will need a good place for finishing. We always had couple hundred out in pasture during summer fenced lots of like three acres ect. Moved to new ground every yr. You got to remember doing hogs that way is very labor intensive grinding feed hauling water ect. Unless you have a set up for winter and the feed along with some equipment then sheds ect forget the project.
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